Scattering Theory for the Nonlinear Schroedinger Equations
Nicola Visciglia (Università di Pisa)
The main aim of the course is to present on one hand the main known results about scattering theory for NLS and on the other hand some basic open questions. The field is very hot and has attracted in the last decades the attention of several outstanding mathematicians. We shall present several techniques developed around this reach field ranging from the interaction Morawetz estimates to the conformal transformations.
LECTURE 1 Strichartz estimates, local and global existence of solutions, definition of scattering, lens and pseudoconformal
LECTURE 2 Proof of no scattering in the long range regime, proof of scattering in L^2 for data in \Sigma in the short range regime
LECTURE 3 Scattering in H^1 for data in \Sigma in the short range regime
LECTURE 4 Scattering in H^1 for data in H^1 in the inter-critical regime via interaction Morawetz estimates
LECTURE 5 Scattering in H^1 for data in H^1 in the inter-critical regime via Kenig-Merle approach
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